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For questions related to board games (such as go or chess) in the context of artificial intelligence.
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Is there any board game where a human can still beat an AI?
Not all games (or even board games) are computationally algorithmic. Even the least skilled player is likely to trounce the hottest pattern-matching algorithm in a game of Pictionary (for example).
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